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Every guest's photos, one live gallery.

Galleryou is an event photo platform. Guests scan a QR code, snap, and their photos land in one shared gallery instantly. No app, no logins. I designed and built it end to end.

Role
Product Owner
Stack
Nuxt, Bun
Type
SaaS product
Domain
Events
Year
2026

Overview

Event photos always end up scattered.

After a wedding or a party, the best shots are stuck on everyone's phones. A few get texted, most never get shared, and the host ends up chasing a group album that never fills up.

Galleryou fixes the collection problem. Guests scan a QR code, snap, and everything lands in one live gallery. I designed and built the product, from the guest flow to the host dashboard.


How it works

Set up in a minute, then let the room do the rest.

  1. 01

    Create the event

    Host

    Set one up in about a minute. Name it, and it's ready to collect photos.

  2. 02

    Share the QR code

    Guests

    Print the QR on table cards or signs, and customize the card to match your event. Guests scan it, with no app to install.

  3. 03

    Capture and share

    Everyone

    Everyone snaps straight into one live gallery. The memories collect themselves.


The approach

Not just another photo app.

Galleryou always starts with the event and the guests first. The goal was to let everyone capture and share the night without thinking about the tool at all.

For guests

Effortless for guests

Print your QR code on tables or signs. Guests scan, snap, and they're done. Nothing to download, no account to make.

Live

Watch the party unfold

Photos pop onto a live gallery as guests take them. Every guest turns into a photographer, and you see it happen in real time.

AI

Find your photos fast

No scrolling through thousands of pictures. Face recognition surfaces every photo you're in, on its own.

Highlights on the big screen
Capture
Live feed
Reactions

Features

The details that make it feel social.

Camera

Retro filters

Disposable-camera looks and light-ray effects applied in the moment, so every shot gets that vintage film feel before it's shared.

Social

Live reactions

Guests fire off emoji reactions that pop up live on the big screen, so the whole room reacts to a photo together.

Display

Highlights slideshow

A cinematic slideshow of the night's best shots, with guest comments scrolling by, ready for the big screen during the event.

Builder

Invitation builder

Hosts build a full invitation site from templates and color themes, switching sections like countdown, RSVP, maps, and gallery on or off without touching code.

Branding

Custom QR cards

Hosts style the QR card guests scan, setting the background, pattern, and event details so it matches the wedding instead of looking generic.

Engagement

Likes and comments

Guests like and comment on any photo, so favorites rise to the top and the gallery turns into a conversation.

Invitation website builder
Custom QR cards
Event gallery

Building it

Three things that had to be right.

No app, no barrier

The whole thing had to work from a QR scan in a browser. Anything that asked a guest to install an app or make an account would kill the moment, so the guest flow needs neither.

Face recognition people trust

Matching faces across an event is the magic, but it only works if people trust it. Recognition stays scoped to the event, and each guest only ever surfaces their own photos.

Real time, at party scale

A live feed that updates while dozens of guests upload at once has to stay fast and cheap. Uploads and the gallery had to feel instant without a heavy backend behind them.


Outcome

I built the whole thing.

Design and engineering both came from me: the product design, the guest camera flow, the host dashboard, the live feed, and the face recognition that finds people across an event.

Zero installs
Guests just scan and go
A QR code drops guests straight into the gallery. Nothing to download, no account to make, which is the reason people actually use it.
Seconds
From shot to shared
Photos land in the live feed as the event happens, so the gallery is part of the moment instead of an email a week later.
One selfie
Find every photo of you
Instead of scrolling through 800 photos, a guest takes one selfie and gets back every shot they're in. It's the part they remember.

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